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“HDC/DISCUSSION ITEM. 2 Greenwich Avenue is seeking to demolish the existing structure and the two flanking it on either side and it has sparked a great deal of letter-writing and vocal opposition.” Continue Reading →
In what was referred to as amnesty, P&Z okayed a fabric covered storage structure erected without a permit near tee #12. On the topic of use of courts for pickleball at Burning Tree Club, the P&Z chair said, “The club is acting outside of its decision letter from us.” Continue Reading →
Giulia said given social media had made the topic of body image more of an issue for people her age, the CMS Capstone effort became an important reminder that embracing your body exactly how it exists is an act of self-love. Continue Reading →
45 Willow Road sold on June 1, 2026 for $6,450,000 Continue Reading →
“Whether your tax bill increased, stayed about the same, or even declined, this year’s bills understandably raise questions. Here’s how the revaluation and this year’s budget worked together to shape them – and what those tax dollars support.” – David Weisbrod, Chair of the Greenwich Board of Estimate and Taxation Continue Reading →
Amiel Goldberg, a longtime resident of Stamford’s Westover neighborhood and elected member of Stamford’s Board of Representatives, hopes to unseat Republican incumbent Tina Courpas. Continue Reading →
Beginning Saturday, August 1, all of Greenwich’s school buses currently parked at Western Middle School will be mobilized to a commercial parking lot on Selleck Street in Stamford. Continue Reading →
Ms Dolan Collette has been an educator since 1993 and before coming to Greenwich, she held the position of elementary program facilitator at Fairfield Public School’s North Stratfield Elementary School for six years. Additionally, she served as Fairfield’s summer school principal from 2017 through 2022, supervising staff while focusing on early literacy and summer boost programs. Continue Reading →
“He is a leader who is in the trenches with his staff, visiting classrooms on a daily basis, problem-solving directly with his staff, and communicating directly with families and students to make the school environment top notch. During the hiring process, all of his references talked about a work ethic which is off-the-charts and his ability to create a positive environment that brings the entire school community together as one cohesive team moving in the same direction.” – Dr. Toni Jones, Greenwich Schools Superintendent Continue Reading →
